London Revolution now has a brand new way to tour around London - via a Google Maps virtual tour interface. This allows you to navigate between virtual tour locations via Google Maps. Some of the advantages and useful features available using this Google Maps virtual tour interface are:

• You remain orientated within London at all times, knowing how locations relate to each other geographically.
• The locations are almost exact - giving you a true picture of where the London virtual tour was captured.
• Click on the map pin to bring up a preview box - which gives you the name of the location and a thumbnail panorama.
• Click on one of the locations in the list below the map, and the map will automatically move to show you the location you have clicked on the map itself.
• You can switch to ’satellite view’ - so you can see the aerial satellite view on the map, and then see the view in the high-definition virtual tour.
• Zoom out to see general areas where there are London Revolution tours, or zoom in to view the specific areas.

And don’t forget that if you choose to visit the location virtual tour, you’ll be able to read some interesting facts about the London location as well as seeing the virtual tour itself.

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This entry was posted on Friday, January 30th, 2009 at 1:35 pm and is filed under Google Maps, London Virtual Tours, Virtual Tour Technology. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.